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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1921

Page

8

Birth of Danielsville town documented from 1812 deed

An old Madison county deed records the formation of Danielsville from 50 acres along the South Fork of Bronco River. It lists the purchasers Henry Mitchell and John Crowder, the Justices William Fergus and others, and notes the 1812 recording date. Some claim Daniel Daniels donated the land, but the deed shows it was purchased.

General Assembly Milledae Ville Oglethorpe Clyre, Son Franklin and Alberte Inferior Court Sail County Matson Henry Mitchell John Crowder Thincock County Danielsville William Fergus Charles Sorrely James Sanders Edward Ware Madison Watera Bronco River Henry Mitenel James Griffeth Thos. S. Bailey Aleren Daniels J.P Allen Daniels Madison County Georgia Daniels

District Editors Meet Here On Next Friday

Representatives from weekly papers from the two local dailies will attend the Elshth District Press Association meeting in Athens Friday. Ernest Camp of the Walton Tribune will preside. The event includes welcomes by Mayor Andrew Erwin and others, a business session, talks on advertising rates and country weeklies, a luncheon at the Georgian Hotel, a Palace theater party, and a city tour. Also listed are the participating papers and notable attendees. The note adds the year’s U.S. total expenditure of 5.115 billion dollars for context.

Athens Elshth District Press Association Association One Ree Ernest Camp Walton Tribune Chamber of Comtrerce Athena Andrew Erwin David Carnow University RE. W. Carroll Chamber of Commerce W. T. Bacon Madison Madisonian Louie Sb. Morris Hartwell Sun Palace Washington Georgia Press Assa Ton Eighth District Athens Daily Herald Athens Banner Walton News Covington News Eatonton Messenger Greensboro Herald Journal Oglethorpe Echo Oconee Enterprise Washington News-Reporter Elberton Star Comet News Danielsville Monitor Royston Record Lavonia Times Juin N. Holder Jefferson Jack L. Patterson The Atlanta Journal

New Red Cross Secretary to Lead Athens Chapter

A letter to Max Michael, secretary of the Athens Red Cross chapter, states Miss Tee Fuller, highly recommended, is expected to assume the Athens post left by Miss Dawson. Fuller has Red Cross experience and should continue the chapter’s work, with a formal acceptance statement to follow after executive committee conferences.

Max Michael Secretay Athens Fetrosa Tee Fuller Atlanti Mtor Miss Dawson The Miss Fuller

University of Georgia to transform dining hall into recreation center

Work begins on remodeling the old S A T C dining hall at the University of Georgia campus into a recreation center for students. Donations fund bricks and lumber while Athene women supply interior furnishings. The project aims to be ready by September 1 and used until the Alumni ball can be completed within about a year.

S.A. TC University of Georgy Clampus Fod Wits Fantia University Y. M. C. A Atheny Curtis Shines University of Georgia Recreation Center

Bathing Beauties At Palace Tuesday Show

The Palace theater hosts Bathing Beauties and a dancing carnival presented by the Moon's Club to aid their building fund. Athens girls perform in The Bathing Revue with two cues for an attractive slaw, while Mack Sennett Bathing Beauties are not in the lineup. Afternoon show begins 4 pm with a 9 pm curtain for the night performance. Prices are fifteen cents for children and thirty-five cents for adults.

Pakice Moom's Club Athens Mack Sennett

Eighth District Masons Convene On August 11th

Eighth District Masons gather for their annual convention on Thursday August 11 in High Shoals. Prominent attendees include Robert Ashford of Tite Shoals and other district leaders. the program opens with remarks by A I Horn and is followed by prayer and the welcome response.

Masons Hickseheot Maisons Leaitee Wo Smith Mirlison Robert Astford Tite Shoals Teon Tinsel Sheer MW Sons A. I. Horn High Shoals Lodge Rey J. R. Twiki Maatson

Reds Look to South America for Refuge

Intercepted correspondence shows Octobrists seeking escape via South America as Russia’s internal strife grows. Letters warn Lenin’s weakening position and urge sending family members abroad, with guidance to move currency to safer hands in Switzerland.

South America Reval Esthenia Moscow Commmunise Haeath Hbroad Russia Reval Nesespaiper de Pas Telule Novosti Edie Ne Cheniti Elal Germany

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claim and Origin

The text describes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a liquid taken internally to affect the blood and mucous surfaces, reducing inflammation and restoring normal conditions. It notes the product is distributed by B. J. Cheney & Co. from Cleveland, Ohio, and is sold by druggists.

B. J. Cheney & Co Onto

Conventione Officers Chosen For Eighth District Lodges

Fragmented OCR reveals details of a lodge convention selecting officers for the Eighth District and listing attendees and titles. Names like Nix Poole Mitaites Heath and Mark Clattet appear amid references to officers, dinners, and badges. The text also notes expulsions within a party and critiques of leadership in a paragraph framed by dated, localized rhetoric.

Mark Clattet M Heo Mo Moher Mio Vernonbadge Novo Bea Nix Mootey Woal Madison Athens Dunier Wieden Capos Histastuds Mobles Monroe Chaphan JR Twines Medison Edward Prather Madigan Siward Wits Adda Agee Tyler Peney Carter Fligh

Racing Fraud in Germany Becomes Wartime Scandal

The article details prewar German horse racing corruption involving pacing, purses, and registration fees. It recounts the Strausberg racing society, the timing of starts, and the dubious payments that funded officials and purses, noting no purse robbery occurred per the files.

Germany Csirishest Rces Stransberg Strausberg

London Women Shop by Air

A brief note describes women in London using air travel to shop, highlighting a new era of transportation and retail access. The piece mentions airmail routes, passenger services, and the potential impact on urban commerce.

London

Duty Herald Ad Shrugs Into Garbled Notice

A garbled OCR snippet shows an old class ad style line about a carrier delivery service and a damaged medical reference. The readable parts mention 10 cents a week, carrier delivery, and a stray mention of bowel trouble with unclear names and phrases. The fragment lacks coherent facts or a complete event to report.

Italy Mourns Caruso's Death Naples

Italy grieves the passing of famed tenor Enrico Caruso in Naples as crowds fill streets in tribute. Reports describe a somber atmosphere with mourners recalling the artist’s career and influence.

Italy Caruso

Georgian Hotel Names New Management

The Georgian Hotel announces new management and a change in key staff positions. Details indicate a new chief clerk appointed to oversee daily operations and guest services.

Georgian Hotel

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Tageraviers

Five-Child Carer Finds Relief with Lydia E Pinkham Product

Mrs Maude E Taylor of Roxbury Massachusetts describes chronic backache from recent childbearing. She endured dizziness and fatigue while caring for five children and working at home. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports better sleep, less pain, and praises the remedy for her condition.

Mrs. Taylor Lydia E. Pinkham Roxbury Mass Doca Lette Lydis Pinkham Maudeeb. Taylor St. James Place

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